Hello all,

Been working on the bounce handler,

Some improvements:

First off, like dada_bridge pl, you can now set the cronjob to just
use a URL, instead of having to use the command line interface
What's that good for? Well, firstly, you don't have to explicitly set
the site-wide and dada-specific Perl Libraries in the plugin, every
time you want to install and upgrade the plugin

It's also easier to make sure the cronjob works, since it'll run in
the cronjob in the same environment as if you visit in in your web
browser - that makes testing easy - since, if it works in your web
browser, it'll work in the cronjob (basically) That'll basically
remove the requirement of having command line access (ssh) to use and
debug the bounce handler Perhaps, maybe it'll make it easier to use
the bounce handler directly from another program - I dunno

Like I said, it's done similar to how dada_bridge pl is done this
way, so that's nice

Secondly, I've made it so you can set the Plugin-specific variables
in either the Config pm file, or your outside config file
( dada_config) What's this good for? Again, upgradability, since you
can put a new version of the plugin up, without, now, having to
configure anything So, once every thing's configured, you can
upgrade away, just like the rest of Dada Mail Neat

The way it's done can easily be extended to any plugin/extension,
which is probably what I'll do next The best part is, if you like
(shutter) the way the plugin used to work - by setting the
variables inside the plugin itself, you still can, no problemo

Lastly - people have been asking to be able to view the actual score
card Up until now, it's this weird thing, you can't really see,
but Dada Mail acts upon it to remove the subscribers that are
continually bouncing

So, now you can - all in a big, paginated table Right now, it only
has two rows - one for the email address, one for the score Clicking
on the email address will then show you the relevant parts of the
bounce handler logs that deal with that particular subscriber, so you
can see exactly why the messages sent to that subscriber are bouncing

And that's all pretty neat

I'll probably add a few more things: The ability to remove a bouncing
address without having to wait for the score to be hit and a way to
change the score per address, so if you have an address that
continually bounces, but it's someone you know is a good guy, you can
set the score to something like, negative a million and that'll stop
the address from being removed all the time Or not, that may be a
silly feature

Anyways, hazzah! I may package another alpha release so everyone can
play with it I'm currently running this version of the bounce
handler on mojo skazat com and it's working great

So, something to look forward to